Parker: Much more to come

Cape Town - Kaizer Chiefs striker Bernard Parker has praised his teammates for staying level-headed throughout Wednesday's 3-0 win over Bidvest Wits.

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Amakhosi maintained their undefeated start to the Premiership season as a brace from Parker and Erick Mathoho's goal secured a comfortable win over the Students, while taking Chiefs 11 points clear at the top of the standings.

And, speaking after the match, Parker said: "As you could see tonight, all of the guys were on the front foot and were all clear, with no cloudy minds.

"Our intentions were good and we managed to create a number of chances and were also solid at the back.

"From now I think there will be a lot of victories down the line."

The Bafana Bafana international was also delighted to have opened his league account for the term, adding: "To be honest, I have received a lot of criticism, even though my ankle is not 100 percent healed with there still being pain.

"I managed to work on myself mentally and today I think it worked. I was composed, didn't care about anything else and just focused on my game."